What a route! Worlds hardest E1? Did the direct start up the crack (CC guide reckoned this made it E2) but this has about 4 cruxes! Glad I didn't get on it when I was trying to get established at E1!spidermonkey09 - Lead O/S - 07/Feb/15 with Sam Nixon-Eckersall

What a climb!! An epic as a single pitch.dom94 - Lead O/S - 12/Oct/14 with NNNNina, Matt Groom

A fantastic route, such varied climbing, great sections on committing moves above ample gear. Started by coming in from higher on the right to then cross the crack, as stated in the climbers club guide (the thin crack read optional for the E2 version of the route) This start still presents its own problems with no gear until you reach the corner and maybe more in keeping with the grade, my second went up the corner crack and seemed to think this was a lot harder. The rest of the route is committing, the V-groove was highly delicate, as for the big crack just get your knee stuck in. Lead the whole route.matthomas79 - Lead O/S - 28/Sep/14

My big tick on the Wales trip with Alan. Really cruxy route with multiple super hard sections (at the grade) though generally the gear was pretty good. Only time I really hard to run it out was the last 5-10m of arete climbing, but it felt pretty safe. Best E1 I have done so far for sure.jsmcfarland - Lead O/S - 22/Jul/14 with Alan

Prob best single pitch climb I've done. A steep crack, thin moves to the arete,a delicate groove, an off width and a v.tricky move left at the top!what else can 45m throw at you? Early fall at start, then all ok. tough for grade.mark4344 - Lead - 11/Jun/14 with Matt Payne

Bit of a beast, longest 45m pitch ever. Words of encouragement from Sam let me know I was in a bit of a groundfall situation at the low crux, got through it though. I think the sun might have set whilst I was climbing. Sam can you confirm?Stroppy - Lead O/S - 23/Nov/13 with Sam Husband

Fell on the first finger crack, felt very hard for a 5b but that may have been the port speaking.. Otherwise incredible route with so many mixed styles. (Also on my second fall one of the lower footholds came with me!)Sam Husband - 2nd dog - 03/Mar/13 with Woger

start harder than i remember but good rests here and thererurp - Lead rpt - 15/Oct/12

Hidden - Lead - 06/Oct/12

Hidden - AltLd O/S - 23/Sep/12

Found it hard and squealed a lotKatex - Lead β - 22/Sep/12 with Simon Edwards

Fantastic route with such varied climbing! Led it all in one pitch and was scared all the way up and cursing Dougie for recommending this as the first route of the day! The bottom crack was a stiff start but the rest of the climb still felt hard.The groove felt bold but apparently I missed lots of good gear. Took a while to figure out how to get past the offwidth, went right in the end, and was later told that was the hard way. The step left was hard to commit to.shed_hed - Lead O/S - 22/Sep/12 with Dougie Swanson-Low

An unusual and rewarding route. The initial crack and getting established at the first rest was more challenging than anticipated. Then the heavens opened and the rest of the route was climbed in the wet although it started to dry towards the top. For some reason I only took 10 quickdraws 5 of which were hastily placed at the initial crux, making the following 30m quite exciting. Felt harder than Cemetery Gates or Ivy Sepulcher. Dan724 - Lead O/S - 18/Sep/12 with Gerallt Owain, Dan Jones

With 5C crack start, still stiff start, but route just as good as when I lead it on my first ascent.Danjones - 2nd rpt - 18/Sep/12 with Dan Hale, Gerallt

Absolutely stunning line. Used every technique in my repetoir. As a wall bred pansy, almost got repelled by the big crack. Nothing that half an hour having a flap couldn't sort though. End of an amazing day.Dave 88 - Lead O/S - 07/Apr/12 with Double Knee Bar

So many styles of climbing! And some tricky bits. Took a while to figure out how to get past the off width: cunning!katherinesydney - 2nd O/S - 01/Apr/12 with mark beecher

Hard start! Then awesome c;imbing after. I didnt do it justice not having climbed anything near the grade for a long time so had to hang on the ropes a few times at the start and once at the big move round left to get on the arete near the top. Will do it again properlySardien - 2nd dog - 22/Jan/12 with Andy Scott

Did in 2 pitches as not enough quickdraws left. Did the crack start but not the E2 continuation roof crack. Felt pretty hard work most of the way. Bit of everything involved, and a lot of energy expenditure. Top notch route! Cardi - Lead O/S - 26/Sep/11 with Tom R

Got spat off the top of the starting crack and hit the ground from the stretch in the rope but an amazing route with a massive variety of climbing stylesBlurgy319 - 2nd dog - 28/May/11 with Mark Freestone; Andy Woolston

did in one pitch, incredible!john lynch - Lead O/S - 28/May/11 with simon smith

Too slow once again... Did well on the lower section (the start in the crack was hard) then got stopped by the wide crack. All I could see was broken ankles. And then came the rain...Jonas Paulsson - Lead dnf - 14/May/11 with Becky Lounds

Started straight up corner crack (seems to be the way to do it now). Belayed under overhang to guide Georg up start. Nice climbing, few tough commiting sections broken up by nice rests. Georg needed plenty of rests.
Rescued some a soloist over Micah Finish...Alex Thompson - Lead O/S - 03/Apr/11 with Czech Georg

Good although somewhat variant lead by Luke, followed by a very cool lead from, erm, Mr Kenton Cool who, spurred on by the thought that he might miss a fish'n'chip supper, proceeded to blast up the arete with aplomb. Great exposure and I shall not trad with a big backpack on again if I can help it.mattgrange - 2nd - 11/Oct/10

The initial steep corner crack was quite tough - not an ideal way to start the day's climbing! The rest was easier but there were enough cruxy sections to keep up the interest throughout.Misha - Lead O/S - 11/Jul/10 with Mark

Guidebook description sums it up - stunning. One of my favorite routes, its got everything!
Starting crack tough, moves out of it bold (couldnt get in position to place good gear in the layback flake), groove delicate, crack thrutchy, arete just awesome.
A big lead. Managed with 12 draws (all I had) but there were several sizeable runouts.Si dH - Lead O/S - 14/Apr/10 with Robin Macintosh

One pitch. Packs a lot of interest, felt 5c to me. jacobjlloyd - Lead β - 08/Mar/10 with Gideon

lead up the bottom pitch and then retreated the night before in the rain at about 3 in the morning. Followed Dave up in trainers the following day as I dropped my rockshoes off the bottom. Well nice.Franco Cookson OLD - AltLd O/S - 29/Nov/09 with David Warburton

LUUMC meet. Felt hard but it was wet in all the wrong places! Especially testing was the damp roof crack as the rain started and the wet peg scars and smears just after.
Beautiful range of different techinques.
Brilliant! Dave Warburton - AltLd O/S - 29/Nov/09 with Franco Cookson

Groovy did first pitch to overhang and belayed from underneath, got to say first pitch up the crack felt more 5c.
Second pitch was more comitting than I remember it :( but excellent climb never the less.ritchierich - AltLd rpt - 25/Sep/09 with groovy_nut

Lead 1st pitch this time, proper strenuous then delicate but awesome and good value! Glyn - AltLd O/S - 06/Sep/09 with David Fountain

led second pitch. Moving off the spike was intresting due to strong wind. Awesome route. First english 5b lead. Initial crack (of first pitch) is very strenuous.davefount - AltLd O/S - 06/Sep/09 with Glyn

Decked out on rope stretch from seven meters! Interesting and varied climbing in a position that keeps getting better. Hard to comment not having led it but would have been upset to have led it thinking it E1 never mind the HVS it's given in older guides.The Mountain Goat - 2nd O/S - 13/Jun/09 with Team Alpha

What a fantastic route! Sustained interest for the full 42m. Came off before the step left low down (went up to high), then got pumpped at the big crack and came off again :S Glyn Davidson - 2nd dog - 16/Feb/09 with Ste Davies

in one pitch with lower crack. Great varied climbing.joe larner - Lead O/S - 20/Oct/07

Hidden - 2nd - 07/Oct/07

how good! it needs a bit of effort with ropes but this really has to be done in 1 pitch rather than broken at half height stance. absorbing, tricky and varied from start to finish with great climbing throughout: an utterly classic E1.ksjs - Lead rpt - 07/Oct/07 with goosebump

My first experience of Tremadog. Fantastic climbing at borderline HVS/E1. Hard bottom crack (warm up 1st) is followed by a variety of climbing techniques and situations. Airy, thrilling and highly recommededCragrat Rich - Lead - 11/Nov/06

fell on the first few moes hard 5b was missing a hold. the route after that is amasing all types of climbing. I'm now ticking this as onsight as the section I fell off is now E2Dale - Lead O/S - Aug/06 with johny

great climb with everymove seemed to be differentNathan Kemp - Lead O/S - Aug/05 with Nathan Miller

First climb in nth wales so i led it after my mate fell off the first bit. A high cam helps the step on to the face. Lovely balancy moves to a great finish. Not sure why anyone would do it in 2 pitches...the line is straight up!Morgan Woods - Lead O/S - Aug/05 with James Clarke

Hidden - Lead O/S - 26/Jun/05

What a brilliant and varied route! Masculine first pitch followed by Femenine second pitch (or perhaps i'm reading too much into it).Rob Greenwood - UKC - AltLd O/S - Jun/05

First E1 lead, done with a borrowed Whillans harness of uncertain age. The desire to climb was very strong then...but not so strong as to stop me forgetting my harness, obviously. Tony Buckley - Lead - Apr/88 with Steve Byatt